Uses yum python API client library to list yum updates
Stops using system commands and parsing stdout, now uses
yum python API client library to list and print the updates
in cleaner way.
Uses a Suppressor for not printing the yum repo updates stdout
before printing results.
Adds ability to list installed version of package, for which
updates are available.
Adds ability to list the source yum repo.
Adds error checking in rpmverify scanner
Adds missing sys import
Adds formating indexes to be compatible for python version in
centos6 images.
Fixes string formatting in misc and capabilities scanner
Fixes string formatting
Uses explicit indexes in string formatting for python version
in centos6 image
Uses /usr/bin/python as entrypoint to stay compatible with centos6 images
Since python is installed at /usr/bin/python in CentOS6 image,
and earlier we were using /bin/python , which is unavailable in
CentOS6 image.
CentOS7 image has needed symlinks to stay compatible with either
/usr/bin/python or /usr/bin/python.
This changeset fixes bugs in scanners.
Uses yum python API client library to list yum updates
Stops using system commands and parsing stdout, now uses yum python API client library to list and print the updates in cleaner way.
Uses a Suppressor for not printing the yum repo updates stdout before printing results.
Adds ability to list installed version of package, for which updates are available. Adds ability to list the source yum repo.
Adds error checking in rpmverify scanner
Adds missing sys import Adds formating indexes to be compatible for python version in centos6 images.
Fixes string formatting in misc and capabilities scanner
Fixes string formatting Uses explicit indexes in string formatting for python version in centos6 image
Uses /usr/bin/python as entrypoint to stay compatible with centos6 images
Since python is installed at /usr/bin/python in CentOS6 image, and earlier we were using /bin/python , which is unavailable in CentOS6 image. CentOS7 image has needed symlinks to stay compatible with either /usr/bin/python or /usr/bin/python.